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SYSTEM ONE – TERMINAL FUNCTIONS<br />

POS – 13.8 Vdc<br />

NEG – 0 Vdc<br />

TC1 (at Master Station)<br />

��Connection point for TC wires from Room Stations where security voice is required.<br />

��Approximately 0Vdc with system at rest.<br />

��Outputs approximately 12Vdc for duration of communication and security voice when initiated from<br />

Master.<br />

��Inputs approximately 12Vdc for duration of communication or chime when initiated from another<br />

station.<br />

TC2 (at Master Station)<br />

��Connection point for TC wires from Room Stations where security voice is not required.<br />

��Approximately 0Vdc with system at rest.<br />

��Outputs approximately 12Vdc for duration of communication but not for security voice when<br />

initiated from Master.<br />

��Inputs approximately 12Vdc for duration of communication or chime, when initiated from another<br />

station.<br />

TC (at Room and Door Stations)<br />

��Approximately 0Vdc with system at rest.<br />

��Outputs approximately 12Vdc at the initiating station for the duration of communication or chime.<br />

��Inputs approximately 12Vdc for duration of communication, chime or security voice (where<br />

applicable) when initiated from another station.<br />

VLC<br />

��Outputs specific voltage levels with reference to 1/2 supply at the initiating station.<br />

��Inputs specific voltage levels with reference to 1/2 supply at receiving stations.<br />

��Voltage levels are related to specific functions – see following calculations and table.<br />

1. Measure the supply voltage across the POS and NEG terminals of the station being checked.<br />

2. Divide the measured voltage by 2 to give a value representing 1/2 supply. Note this value as it is<br />

used as a reference in the following table.<br />

3. Measure the VLC terminal with respect to NEG while pressing and holding a button at the<br />

station being measured.<br />

4. The measured VLC value for the button being pressed should be very close (+/- 0.1V) to the<br />

voltage outlined in the following table.<br />

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